Mobile and account-based ticketing platform for transit agencies
Masabi operates a fare-payment platform for urban transit systems, built on a Java + Kotlin stack running on AWS with Kafka-based event streaming. Active compliance work (ISO 27017/27018 adoption) and a distributed hiring push across engineering, support, and security roles signal scaling operations across both product and infrastructure — matching stated pain points around resilience, scalability, and compliance function growth.
Masabi provides ticketing and fare-collection software for transit agencies and mobility operators. The platform supports mobile ticketing, account-based payment models, and open-payment integrations, enabling transit systems to process fares across multiple channels. The company operates from London with a 201–500 person workforce, founded in 2012, and is currently expanding engineering capacity and support infrastructure across the United Kingdom, Canada, and Romania.
Java, Kotlin, Kafka, AWS (DynamoDB, CloudFormation), Terraform, GitLab CI/CD, Prometheus, Grafana, and Salesforce. They recently began adopting ISO 27017 for additional compliance controls.
Platform architecture redesign, microservices refactoring, payments platform architecture, ISO 27017/27018 compliance implementation, and self-service experience improvements. Internal initiatives include performance review programs and engagement surveys.
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